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BURIED IN a GAS DITCH,
Two men Hurt Mt Martins rorrry-Flnod by

AWo mon hurt ut 0lnrtln'b Forry-Ftneu by
b3i n Justice {
Miss Carrie Cattell Is visiting In St. Cainylllc.
J.W. Collins and wife are visiting In Burlington
Flushing flsit IA 49, a ! - y
Bonnie Exley Is In Marietta visiting friends, III
company with Jimmy Brown. q .'.Eg 1, 5-I'5I
Miss Eln Stead returned bona yesterday from q
pleasant visi. 10 s.eubenyille. !. -,
Mr.. Willis Hoyle returned homo yesterday IRON,
prosperous business trip west, In tho interest oil
the lloylc Jones Manufacturing Company.
Mr. +. uuskins. OF the Ohio Rubber Paint Com.
pany, is home from New Philadelphia, where the
company IL doing u successful business with their
paint. n s \ CO.. q n ma ti5S 4, y
posed Of by Justice Howell: Thos Mears, assault,
and battery, 81 and COSTS Pete Ferrang dsorderly,
81, 1t will be rem embered that Mcars struck Fer.
rang with weight Oh Saturday night while the
latter was annoying him in his drunken snort.
The matter was righted by Mr. Mears Insisting on
paying both fines and COSTS Pat Gerring rot 81
and costs on a disordcrly charge; Pat Coligan 81
ana costs, PLAIN drunk; Andy Morgan So and costs
Yesterday morning about nine o'clock serious
accident occurred In front OF Fowlcrs ctga. store
Citizens and William States. were working In the
ditch at depth OF about tive feet when the side
Of the trench fell In for distance OF twenty feet
Partially burying the two pen. They were helped
out anu II was found that Citizens had escaped
with badly cut hand and n few bruises OH the
leg States was more unfortunate and sustained Sc.
we're wounds about the hips aud thighs. Though
no bones arc though. to have been brosen the man
IL badly hurt. Both men were taken to thelr homes
in Bridgeport. saf = q - ~ 49, - 4 -
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RRIDGEpORT.
Boy Bathers in Danser-DIsorder Mt IEtna
80. 24L7. vllle-OtAer Notes .T-li-I II y

kEGE- vllle-Other Notes.
UP. Harvey, Of Uniontown, Is In the city,
The West End N. Z. Church will hold n sumner
and festival In Heinleins Hall on Saturday even.
lug. rs ~ ~, ,c:s Is 5Is7 -, --'sl>5s :, :.
Frank McMahon. tho accommodating shoe clerk
Etnaville. .f-.s' N M ~. ~ -,
Tho foundation OF the new German Chu,ch Il
about completed, and tho bricklayers will begin
work in q few days. t4,s. ~ -
Considerable complaint has been heard for some
time that early every evening and during the
day large numbers OF boys aud men 70 In swim.
ming of this side Of the Isla,id, aud as the wafer
Is very low, cannot help exposing themselves to
the residents on the bank on this side, The OIL
GERS arc keeping watch at present, and Will arrest
anyone caught swimming In the river ut this point
The, citizens Of lEtnaville have for some time
past claimed that they were In need OF regular
policeman, to be constantly In or about tho town
and the Standard addition. This, they say, was
proven on last Sunday night when a crowd OF
drunken fellows became quarrelsomc In front OF
the esidence OF Mrs John Digeins who Is lying nj
the point Of death. Officer Smith was called flom
his home In the standard addition about O CLOCK
TO dispense the crowd. which he did The people
are determined 10 have an Office. IN the Etlia and
Standard additions, and 1t Is said petition Is In
circulation 10 that eject. itg.7s.I a 49,
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MOUNDsyILLE,


X 49, ~ Party Last Night. ~ 'Ht ~
Miss IIsta Evans q visiting near Glen Eas,on. =
Mis- Webb, Of Cincinnati, Is Visiting Capt A. o.
Miss Mira Picket and Mr.. George Brooks, aged
respectively seventeen and eighteen years, were
married sunday evening by Rev. Nj, BaitelL
A negro woman cruelty beat one Of her children
IN the upper ward Monday night II Ia under.
stood that atwaIrant will DO issued for her
arrest. 8t IA tts1fIts7s ll9 RE-
An oil derrick was started yesterday on tho
Griillth farm, hundred yards above tho Craig No.
2, on tho Riggs farm. The last named well Is the
ono that CAME In yesterday YR2' N BJ,'Ntr9{at
A Miss Ray, q young lady about Is or 10 years
old. who works At the 1farmen'4 Hotel, at.
tempted to take her, liic Saturday night. II IL
stronger sex. Miss Ray says the young man prom.
scd To- marry her tho Fourth OF July,
not wish 10 live under her disgrace. 70 she took
dose Of lnunanum. Dr.. Hall was called III and
succeeded Ia bringing her around all right, but
she declares she Will yet Kill herself. 3.l - s
Last night an elegant party was rendered Misses
Birdie and sallie CocIayne at !"Leahunt," their
beautiful homo III Gravel BOTTOM Two hack
llghtiul limo. Dancing was INDUCED III \ late
hour aud then refreshments were served ID the
spacious dining room. Tho leo cream was furnish.
cd by " Z, Pack, the popular coniectioner. Those
present were: Misses May Means, Ella H. and Katie
Martin, Belle Potts, MollIe Gamble. Ida Logan.
Anna Gamble, Lizzie Lindsey, Sadie Fitton, Carrie
Cockayne. Mary McMcchen, Mollie Elton. Name
Messrs. ". +. Alexander, VIM. Brown. Charles
brown, Albert Hooton, Douglas Bruce, tJames
| Hurley, John Gallagher, Joseph Gallagher. IT,,
capt. Leo AnshutE, John Rogers, and many others.
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Miss Iista Evans q visiting near Glen Easton. =
Mis- Webb, Of Cincinnati, Is visiting Capt. A. o.
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Soft Glove Match.

4 There was afiEe exhibition Of boxing civ.
en- in thiacity Monday evening, in q private
way, BY well-known teacher and instruc-
tor in the manly art, living on the South
Side, and a clever athlete from the East.
The Wheeling man carried OF tbs honors
easily. Another friendly match Is talked
of for the near future, 3! ;II77 ~ -
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LORD AND yAN /, N
The Precious Pair Who Arc LaugulshlnE In
NJ ir4fl4 tha f,aunty .Jail = l1T1s iITH1ri

Y'ia5 the County jail. w
The hearing Of N. II. Vanclcavo and j.
@. Lord, accused Of obtaining two gold
watches from John A. Lash by false pre-.
lenses, will take place before Squire ".
H. Davis at 2 o'clock this afternoon.
When Marshal STUFF, Of Bridgeport, went
70 Barnesville TO jarrett vancleays on
Monday he found bis man Just getting on
the train to 60 further. The Marshal
had never seen Vancleave TO know him.
but from the description furnished him
he was pretty sure this was the man he
wanted, and he stepped up. and laying
his hand on tho mans shoulder, said !:
isn't your name Vancleaye ~ n
mo, sir" said Vancleaye, my name Is
~ guess You're the fellow I'm after,
anyhow" said STUFF, and he brought MIN
along. OF course Vancleavo knew he waa
wanted, and his denial OF his identity
does not look like the act OF an innocent
man. "a. a, - - "a n d I
While connected with the Domestic
Sewing Machine Agency, It Is said, Van.
cleave forged negotiable papers 10 lbs
amount OF over 500. The matter was
hushed up. his brother.in.law making
good the loss. The brother.in.law now re-.
tuscs, however, to furnish bail or other.
wise Interfere on his behalf. Jailer
Nichols Gays the old man has cried nearly
all the time since he was sent to Jail. f'5'
Lord, 1t will DO remembered. was mr..
rested here by Capt. Smith iow weeks
ago on q charge ct embezzement preferred
by Drs. Slmonton and Davis, OF Cameron,
He furnished bail in Marshall county on
that charge and was released, NJ 3e.I5iG
The two, with perhaps an associate OF
two, .proiessed to be carrying on q patton.
medicine business, and used q letter head
containing the names OF the remedies they
made and handled-all known az DR., Tan.
ner's remedies. Just how much business
they really did is not known. The address
on the letter head ia 81 Twelfth street
this city, and j.. @. Lord 10 named st
President and N. II. Yaucleave as Score
tary. 3fF@l1 ~. 5If.., - gts1 i75' N
1t Is said that at Belmont, Ohio, Van.
cleave and two companions worked thu
pious racket" making q great display O.
their religion. When the people Of thai
place heard that an officer was after Van
cleave they wero much excited, iumpin,
at tho conclusion that they had been hsr
boring a gang Of burglars. Their relic
when the true facts learned was great
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J. + 1fHlNcyt VI UHIVHlUWU, IS II INC CITY, n
:, The West End NJ. Z. Church will hold sum,
and festival In Heinlcin's Hall on Saturday eve,
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Canton to Euter the League,

Special Dispatch to The Inte'!igeneer. ggs igf. /.
MANSFIELD, July l2.-Itis pretty certain
that Canton will fill the vacancy In the
Ohio League occasioned by the tlisbaad-
ment Of Steubenville. President Voegele
Is in the city now making arrangements to
bring about this result. f. u '.,5 .I-'5
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Other GRmrs Ahrnn,l

At Cincinnati-Athletic, 4 I; Cin'nati, 4, +
At Louisville-Mets, 2; Louisville, s. g,
at St. Brooklyn, Z; st. Lauis, S,
adelphia, H. (! s, -;
At New York-Pitts, Is New YORK, 6.
At Notwithstanding, s; WASH, 0.
AT Boston-Detroit, 3; Boaton, Is. 3 3 g. n,
Notwithstanding, 5; Cleveland, /, J
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I, :, Beaver College and Musical Institute.
1heaver, Pa, for young lsdies. Superior
location and buildings. Pupils in family
o. Ptesideut. Physical, intellectual, 40
clal, moral powera cultivated. u Director Of
music, graduate Of Berlin. j95s3s.:i 'ffc;t
$Ssl4' RI r.. 7, TAYLOR. n
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GAINESVILLE Slaughtered,

SPECIAL DSpalch 10 NE lnttlll9e1lctr. n q ~
COLUMBUS, O., July 12.-Columbus won
the game with GAINESVILLE today knocking
two pitchers, Lemmons and Hartmeyer,
out Of the box. Zanesville made but 4
hits off Of Eandiboe. The batting Of
Columbus was terrific. Score: 49,
1nnings........"........1 2 9 1876 1879
Columbus. ............ o 3 r0A13f0 2$8 7-1e
anesvllle.-........--..4 o 0 90 i OIL 90
Earned runs Columbus II; GAINESVILLE,
|. Two base hils-NIurphy, Schwartz,
Higgins, Welch. Three base hits-Hig.
gins, Baker. Umpire-Bell. 81
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Indications,

WASHINGTON, D. O., July ls.-For Yves.
Virginia, fair weather, stationary tenn.
perature, variable winds.
"A For Western Pennsylvania, fair weather,
slight changer in temperature, variable
Minds, generally MeeterlY. ~ y. 800, 4. !.
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specsnl Excursion to. Pittsburgh, Monday,
~ !, K j uly 10. n * y

H The Beethoven, Germania, Manner.
Choir and Mozart singing societies and
friends will leave for Pittsburgh at 2
o'clock r. NJ, (city- .time) by the panhan-
die, road on above date. e Round trip only
81 rs. Opera House Brass Band accompa.
MES the excursion. Tickets good five
days. Apply to any member Of above
societies for, tickets and further particu-
als. H WI 4. M: Z. n y! Awde, =
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AS reported by Christian Schnepi, drug.
gist, Opera House corner, yesterday:
TAN. 9A.4. y X. Sr.A. ,7r.x,
&C., r. SG' 's' os' $50 !.
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N. afl5- t.i,4 Settled. l5i s5l EsEa .,ifl.
The Fls! ward Is ahead OF tho other wards in
Improvements. y F5zgIl ;lEg5a 81 lp
The Union street bridge over tho B. & 0. railroad
Is belng repaired. EN- r its.a. Es.f 9-15
Mrs Beatty has about completed large double
dwelling house on Gravel Hill. 81, 5ig5I7F& gs5
Miss Rosa shannaiclt, OF Marietta, formerly OF
this city, was married yesterday 10 Mr.. Meredith.
Tho trouble about the shcarman at tho Dellaite
Nall Works has becn settled and tho factory starts
again this morning. y.-gf 4-l-a1t. r.Fs'EHe1
Money told at good prices at tho Buckeye and
Belmont building Associations this week. The
money borrowed from these associations Is gcner.
ally used In building. ftg}is ls3lT l1lg3@
A number Of boys Of nine or ten years arc In tho
habit OF systematically turning out the gas lights
In the upper part Of the Fourth ward and then en-.
gaging In various sorts OF mischief at late hours
night, not gning home at all. They should 30 to
Burglars Monday night attempted TO enter Adam
Long grocery, on Ihirty.Hevcnth street, but by
some means were frightened away after they had
worked long enough TO bore Hugur holes all
around the lock. At the jewelry store OF N. l..
Ma'sh also burglars attempted 10 enter through a
window at tho side next to J. NJ. Marngs office.
They got pane OF glass out and were uniastening
tho insidcshutters when Ed Kelly, who sleeps III
the store, was awakened by their work and fired at
them. In the darkness he mi sod them apparent.
~; but they fled In such hurry that they left be-.
hand TWO hats and q pair OF shoes, ,sog.5fI g-.a
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Our Genuine kangaroo IS 90 Shoe K II,
for gentlemen has been thoroughly teated
and wears well SIS many can testify. We
have only q few. pairs left, and any one
wanting q light summer shoe should ex.
anime them. J.W. AMlcK, M .i 81
5S Il W +: ll43 Main street,
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eptcl6l Dlspdleh 70 The lnlcEll1tnctr. ' tfNETIIE
MANSFIELD, July l2.-Ths game to-day
between tho home teams and Akron WAS
won by the latter by a score Of S to alter
q ehsrp cnntpet ~ 7 ...s a ~ +.
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yHRELNG. ia, IB.IPIA,I lei Observation-Disclosures

7 Earned runs, Wheeling, s; Finncrtys. ?. Two
base hits, CroGan. Dunn !, Bailey ., U'Btieu and
Hauncr. Three-base hits, Dunn 2, Sichol and
Cargo. Double plays, wheeling, 2; FInnertys, i.
o'Brleu. !. Hit By pitched ball by Van Lewen, i;
by O'Brlen, /; by Crogan, i. Passed balls, BAILEY.
5; Cargo, !. Wild piehes. Van Lewen, !; o'Brle;l,
l, Time oil game 2:10 Umpire, McSlcho!s. = n
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Z Ache AllfOy,,nI,,,,,,

Ga 4 SSeurelsic, scla,ic, Sudden, sha,n, an ~,
<. 400 netSous Palms. Strains and Wearn ness
iSiEGs m P Ps, m,!nuIs y the cuiea1s
~ %MsS Potter Drug and Chemical comSsan W.
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Qhe 1,tttelliQen:)rt,,.,
4 Oflce, Nos. 10 AMI ~ Fourteenth Street.
Now. Advertisements

beaver College. d Isl &. 5i,.iLes, p ltr' l1isl n
100 Tons Bone Meal and Observation-Disclosures NJ.
Kirk. sg u sf-aS s7.s5 ~ r. 40 'tSsF}l'. ~
For sale-smnll Store and Farm. 3a-
Notice 10 Creditors. 1a2 e. (
Trustees Sales. 7. Hltdreth. ..-' IS
Base Ball--Fiuuertys w. Wheeling.
Trustees Sale Of Filth Ward property--W. P.
Hubbard. laLi 5.zgl ~. $1,000! =. = Il.
Louisiana State lottery Company. - EF
Trustees salc Of Sixth Watd Property-W. P.
Hubbard, ist sTf, y +, = Ef,
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ITCuING sCA1VT7.11,,,,,,,,,l,, :, 3. 3.

!. XII ITCHING, sCALY, pIAIPLY,
For me last year have had species OF itching
scely anu plmply humors OH my tscs to which !
have applied great many methods OF treatment
sIvra h ana which was speedily and en-
EtRd. iSAdC PHELPS Rsvor,,H n q;
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Special Dispatch to The lnttlltgenctr.

6peca1 DlSpdcA 70 ne lHltlllQtRctr. Ks - y
KALAMAZOO, July 2.-The Kalamazoo
sandusky game this afternoon was won
by the former. Both pitchers were wild,
Flanagan giving four men bases on balls
and schell seven. Score: y
Innings. ................ l 2 s$4l5st 7,.S&9 Il
= nsuspS to40593S 01-S
Base hits-Kalamazoo, II; sandusky, 9.
Errora-kalamazoo, l; Sandusky, 5. Bat
teries-Troy and Flanagan: Beltz and
Schell. Umpire-stellbs r 4, 3
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iPEUN1ON PRIVILEGE

IN me Committee on Grounds and Privileges IS
n now ready TO receive applications for Es,pg
saIss lse G n ~ and Cake AZ we'll
VIII be 70 let as we'll as SPACE for sIae shpwS and
- plat OF the stands can be- seen At
~ ~ Mns1o Store where other Information can
c"mn ana messenger will BIO found 10 ac
applicants 70 tho grounds 70, Sclec,on OF
sPacc BIOS Tor space will DO received until July
~ ~, AZ "neh Awards for special privileges viii 10
' A'"u y, 4. !. WIN. II. SHEIB,
8 s.g III st Is :; TIl0S. O'BRtEN,
4 to,, =. ~ -, -. Z. GEO, ", HAGdS
~. -.-tslEs5 Committee on Grounds
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no MEDICINE LIKE THEN :. VI. +!
(, We have sold your Cuticura gemcd IL, 10, /.
,s.a * years ana no medicines on our shelves
dssS .. F. ATHERIoN, Druggist Albany. N = IA
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c Gnt'cnra Remedes are sold everywhere. Price.
ppn lsns!1d 20 Resoyent Soap Cents
sostnn ~ .he f sora Dhua AND CHExicAI CO.
i1isessrs niAAA SEND Tor '"How 10 Cure skin
GAllRV pmblla. Skin Blemisbes ana ~ I. !, H. =,
ola4eVI mors, cured by Cuticum Boar. ''sy NJ.
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PAM in back permanently cured BY st,
acobs OIL. Kafer, Mohawk Hill, NY,
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a COMPLETE CURE.

W. a COMPLETE CURE, Y
have suffered all nv life with sktr, 49,.
different kinds, and have never found permanon "
relief, until BY the advice Of lady friend i nsed
your valuable a'I, Cuteura Remedies. il gave them
Ihoroush tra! using six bottles OF Tho Cutlcura
Of Cuticura Soap and the result was just wha nef
had been told 1t would bea complete c;.Ie way
=, :, -, BELlE'WADE. Richmond. Va.
reference, IT, ". Latimer, DruggIst Richuo Va.
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FARMS sFOR3SAT-IS-7 Nv:
,,; Souf Fine Farms For sale-Onc q a -.
uA Pe s1 es west q Martns Ferry ohio et or
choice iruin q F n wa ane mprovemena and nd
Ssd neaF all ~ grancheap md d. on se esa,
Jhe o. 100 Acres, situate eight miles fro,u
h!iog on the CadIz Pike, with good two storv
uIk nouse ana ane barn and other
Wl.n an n aot y. Of fruit Of ali kinda
port on Wheeling Greek, south aido Of naiIo age;
tho an, WIN splendid two-story franc dweIii"n
Win Al, fgTnining seven rooms hall and psniry
plenty o. small fruit Of MI Kinds. otsAAsa and
q, n ZIG one o. 1l7Acres htuaie ono mile wcst Z,
Srcst " ,.na This IL considered ono az tba
t' S soii nice location, and In splendid o,dep
easv ,crm NY I6ove farms will be sold cheap ana an
eS fof particulars call on or adj 9 ~
rny2, ~, , Insurance and Real Estate Agent
4 - ~ 'N'''iiit Bridgeport, Ohio. ~
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SALT RHEUM CURRD.

-NT77ITIs. o1A11 Z WI O VI CUKED, ~ -
was troubled with Salt Rheum ,or -, -, ...! !,
years so that the skin entirely come on nne n ~,
hands from the finger TIPS to tho wrist. L tried
remedies and doctors Prescriptions 10 no nnrnnsa
unl commenced taking Cutcura Remedies and
y Z. 7. PARKER, s79 Northamnlon. 81 po.,on /.
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At to:night's meeting the committee re-
ports will DO considered. Also an ordi.
nance from the Board Of Public Works,
asking that certain changes be made In
that part OF the appropriation ordinance
that refers to the Boards expendi.rres.1
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Skin and Sc:;a|.l|D,)
Cleansed, Purified and Beautilled by !
the Cuticura Remedies. E. I, a s.

I, For cleansing the Skin and Scalp Of DisGgprlng
nation, for curing tho first symptoms Of Eczema.
Psoriasis, MIX Crust, sc.ly Head, Sc.ofula. and
ether inheited Skin and Blood DIseases Cuticura
quisite Skin Beautilcr, externally, and cmiicnra
Resolyent, the new Blood Purifier, internally, are
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BELLAIRE.

The burglars Mt 1t Asniu--Bad Doys-strike
ta, Settled. iiE
The Fins. ward Is ahead OF tho other wards in
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J. O. For ". Martial Ell aud Amelia Ell.
Under and By virtue Of IN order Of sale and dscres
Of forsciosurs and sale. issued out Of the District
Court Of she ID Judicial Dstrct " Idaho Territory
in and for Boise county, On the i2th day Of July
1887, in tue sbove entitled action. wherein !. q.
Fox the above named pIaintin, obtained judg
msnt snd decree Of foreclosure and sale against
Martial Ell and Amelia Eli. sefsAdants. on the i1th
day Of August 1881. for tho Of s45t 20. lawful
money OF the United States. besides interest and
costs--which said decree was on said last named
day recorded In Judgm- mt book No. OF said cour
II psges 32a and $40, am commanded 10 sell OIL
that certain Int OF land situate In Idaho City. Boiss
Co., T.. and described M folIows. TO wit: One
frame building the north sida Of the street lead
ing from Main street towards God Hill. and east
u h2t. zspp's cellar and known - Martial Ell
new house, and occupisd BY his family, with shed.
yards and outtuildinss adjoining and owned b.
him.
Public notice is hereby given that on the oh dag
Of August 1887. ct O'Clock p. =. Of that day. Ia
front Of tho Court House door Of the county o.
Boise will In obedience 10 sid order Of sale end
foreclosure. sell the above descstbed property. Of
much thereof nay b. nscssssry 70 sattssy aid
Judgment with interest and costs. So. 70 the high
81 bidder for cash. O. G. HAvfnD.
sheriff
Dated July Is. 1857, ov
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Extract from London Court Jour.
nal: 4Hon- w. r. Cody buffalo
biiD was . close companion for man
named Boone, who discovered Ken.
lucky in 1863. Mr.. Cody married
the daughter Of . distinguished gen.
tieman known a. Sitting Bullfrog
Cody vas twice Governor of Chica.
80 and was once Mayor of the Ar.
kansas Legislature. He served in
the Confederate army, in the com.
mand OF General Butler, who so gal.
isntly defended New Orleans sgains,
the threatened invasion OF the FEEDER.
y General Longstrset After the
war Mr., Cody went TO Congress from
the province of Detroit, and intro.
duced q measure for the relief Of the
citizens Of Buffalo, which gained 10,
him the name of Buffalo Bill" Suct
is fame in the Far West.
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Boise City
MARBLE WORKS.
Manufactures and Dealers in
Italian Marble and Granite

Monuments, Tombstones, Tablets, Stat
ues, Iron Fences, and all kinds Of Gene
terry work. We have secured the services
of firstclass workman from the East
Mr.. w. w. Douglas, who has no superior
and few equals in the United States, as a
workman. We are better than ever pre-
pared to do firstclass work, at such ex-
tremely low prices as to defy competition.
We have also received fine selection Of
original designs, both In granite aud mar
bic, so that parties can make as good Sc
lection from these designs as can be found
anywhere in the United States.
Please call and examine, or write for our
designs and prices, before placing your Or
ders elsewhere. We will make It to your
interest to do 90.
Our designs in Iron Fences are the best
and cheapest In the world. We can fur.
nish good Wrought Iron Fence nearly
as cheap as wood fence.
JAMES.DYMOKE,
Manager.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-08-09

A pretty dog story comes from
THIN. Charles Wise fed stray dog
that came TO his house and the canine
took up bis headquarters there. A
day or two ago Wiss's little baby,
is months old, tell into tub OF wat
eG no ono being in the room except
the dog. The canine immediately
seized the child's clothing and held
the helpless infant above the water
until its mother came.IEx.